1: The Inquiry: Addressing The Doubters

1: The Inquiry: Addressing The Doubters

As it’s revealed Lucy Letby has changed her legal team this special episode takes a look at what is causing rampant speculation amongst both experts and the general public that Lucy Letby’s conviction could have been ‘unsafe’. We speak to Professor Jane Hutton, who signed a letter calling for an extension to the scope of the Inquiry as she questions the statistical evidence that was provided in court.


Liz and Caroline then go onto discuss Letby’s legal position with Tim Owen, KC, a barrister with a wealth of experience in returning cases to appeal. He offers a frank and precise analysis of the very limited options left open to the former nurse and her legal team.


We then look ahead to the Inquiry—which commences on Tuesday 10th September—and the three key findings it will aim to establish.


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Presenters: Caroline Cheetham and Liz Hull

Guests: Professor Jane Hutton and Tim Owen, KC

Producer: Caroline Cheetham

Editor: Buddy Peace

Executive Producer: Lucy Vallance


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